PETG

Polyethylene terephthalate glycol, known as PETG or PET-G, is a thermoplastic polyester that delivers significant chemical resistance, durability, and formability for manufacturing. PETG is an adaptation of PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) where the ‘G’ stands for glycol, which is added at a molecular level to offer different chemical properties. PET uses the same monomers as the glycol modified PETG, but PETG has greater strength and durability, as well as being more impact resistant and better suited to higher temperatures.

Due to the low forming temperatures of polyethylene terephthalate glycol it is easily vacuum and pressure formed or heat bent, making it popular for a variety of consumer and commercial applications. These properties also make one of the more widely used materials for 3D printing and other heat-forming processes. PETG is also well suited for techniques including bending, die cutting and routing.

Drying Settings:: 65 °C, 8 H

Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm

Nozzle Temperature: 220 - 250 °C

Bed Temperature: 60 - 80 °C

Bed Temperature: < 500 mm/s / 60-80+ mm/s

Density: 1.23 გ/cm³

Heat Deflection Temperature: 64 °C

Vicat Softening Temperature: 68 °C

Melting Temperature: 230 °C

Flexural Modulus: 1170 MPa

Tensile Strength: 49 MPa

Elongation at Break: 280 %

IZOD Impact Strength: ≤ 7.6 kJ/m2

Flexural Strength: 60 MPa